Noor I plant is the first phase of a project expected to provide 1.2 million Moroccans with power.

If Paris was finally the moment when world leaders overwhelmingly accept human-made climate change as real, why all this continued brouhaha over pipelines?

A former engineer builds a backyard "solar garden" that helps end the 'Catch-22' of fossil fuel prosperity.

The meticulous records kept by old whaling captains and fur traders are an Aladdin's cave of information detailing everything from weather and wind to sea ice and animals.

Environmental lawyer and activist David Boyd offers a different way of thinking about environmental challenges in his book, "The Optimistic Environmentalist."

Donating to a charity fighting global poverty doesn’t make sense when your pension fund is bankrolling deforestation, destroying livelihoods and driving subsistance farmers into slums.

Join the 10k run or 2.5k walk that begins at Stanley Park on Sunday, November 8th— and that raises funds for renewable energy projects in B.C.

UC President Janet Napolitano vows to turn the system's 10 campuses into a living laboratory for solutions that can be scaled up to state, national, and global level.

Provinces look to green power future worth billions - surging ahead with solar, wind, biomass, and hydro development that is now powering hundreds of thousands of homes.

If we spent money on computers and electrification and high speed transmission wires and networks for matching up complex energy inputs and outputs, those would be very sexy, high paying jobs.

David Trowbridge of Clean North hates to see trees cut down. "It's almost like they're cutting me," he said. So he's working on tree by-law for the City of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

The declaration by Maclean's magazine that Winnipeg is Canada's most racist city mortified those residents who have been working for years to become "good settlers."

Chickadee Richard: "I don't know why our movement is called 'Idle No More.' I've never been idle."

Chantal Chagnon presents First Nations culture to schools, universities and other public forums, with some politics thrown in.

Since the mid-naughts, Gisela Ruckert has led Kamlooops 350 in educating citizens about the need for climate action. Now that most Canadians agree, the issue is electoral reform.